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3) Choose True or False.
The etymology of the word euphemism is from the Latin roots that mean sharp and cruel.
False
True
4) Choose True or False.
The etymology of the word oxymoron is from the Latin roots that mean nice and intelligent.
False
True
5) Fill in the blank.
The term
is writing that pokes fun at human foolishness, evil, or weakness, in an effort to reform society.
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3) False — "euphemism" comes from Greek eu- (good/well) + phēmē (speech), not Latin for sharp/cruel.
4) False — "oxymoron" comes from Greek oxys (sharp) + moros (foolish), not Latin for nice/intelligent.
5) satire
4) False — "oxymoron" comes from Greek oxys (sharp) + moros (foolish), not Latin for nice/intelligent.
5) satire
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